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The Meeker herald., 1887-02-26
FOR 1897.
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Tne DaiLr NEWS nf nny--is columns, has
earaeity for reading matter equal a. the large
Eastern paper-. I, aims to furnish all the
mes. of III. day, e0mplet" ia doin.l, yet CON
else in form. II T. devoted o. Western, AMI
specially tn coloraia Interests. Recognizing
ir,m unnis,aknble de,'loptrrHis that We are
aiaii to witness wonderful iInp-tu, and "a
Iansipn in mineral operations, arrangements
have bcen perfected To sl,c the p,ible the ~
cults Of work Ia every section 81 tn. state, and
nsliher iai-or nor ospsr.e siii l.. -pan-i Ia
f.nns ,hi, grsai. solid saurvenf wealth lnin the
prominence II Il justly cniiiirf tu, TnE Stps
.isHpr.h.nd, the importance uf the asFicul-
iifai and 1--we stock interests a. the futuru ~
Culoradn. AMI this buslne--, shirh T. the ias.s
of ali prosperity. will md In L. columns Hn
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sr~s is i.sue'i ever, day Ia the year
m. wnysLv Nrws furnishcs a compendium
Of e,ery notable c,sni. al toin" and abroad,
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To- the public. 3. our l-'ffo''' system ~ market
rprFis. rh- absolute reliability u uur c1iu.
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hy ,hs h'i.incs. men "f III. stale, AMI every l.
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The iperI kansas. 'l.uisp ani "a. IsJsIis, a.
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The Meeker herald., 1887-02-26

MAiSY and Ohio people arc worried
aioul hard cider. Tie MAIN. l.csisla-
,ur- has u bill preventing the sale Of
apple juice over twenty dais old. aud
the Dow Law In Ohio makes hard cider
an iniuNicant.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-26

TIM scalpcrs arr ilaiicriug themselves
that with the enforcement of the new
national railroad law ,hcy VIII be onn.
blcd to retrieve their failing fortunes.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-26

How uhvE-the mighty fallenl John
Taylor. president of the Mormon
church, de jure, is a refugee from jus.
tice, with reward OF $500 offered for
his arrest, while George q. Cannon,
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-26

NImnAss, has adopted the three
cent maximum rate oI charge Tor rail-
WY passengers per mills.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-26

WoSprH II Spies will lind "a proxy
when lac is called oI To rui his head In
the sherins non,.y
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-26

An X "n the ~appcr OF margin of your
paper .isnii-. ynur subscription has cspir'si.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-26

Mrs. Quiltcr-"You may cut nc ofr n
sample and III scc my dTcssnakcr, and
send for villa, n.ci." Infant terror
why, mamma, that's just what you
said In all III. other stores"
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-26
ATTN a BGisGIs.

der, Also own s=siiiu branded ''Ais.lsar"
on lUft siie, Range, Josephine iis-in. Straw
u.rry and white river io-ioinoe address,
Mn.l.nr. rnlnradl.
The Meeker herald., 1887-02-26

Entered In the ro-,nfiioa AZ Me-ksr. Garfield
County. Colo. a- soooniola-s mail matter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17
PROMPTLY ACCEPTED.
sparks Receives . Reply
Frsm the President.


NkaMm0EoM, Nov. Is. -Commf1iana
SPARKS this moxnlna rsssived frnna tke
fres&ds1f istesr aoospffuR HE fssigna-
tion 20 taxa e1sef todny, The letter
Hns dated yezlsndAy, na1 uhfls dsclfn-
tnR lnruaRh courtesy b the Preeiasnl
10 GIVE Il 20 tha pgesR, tie eounm iasionar
ezid i Vas extremely kind IN enne ana
expse1ssd the Presidents fnll aDpxseia-
ten q his services % ths uolntrT q
commissioner af tha general lnnd oftne.
II FEEL iike gaIisy alava iasf reiaas-
Cd. mfd NE eommianiansr, ssand bat
for tie fast thaf ! an fnaesd sisk I
gould b in he be8t of srfFi1a."
ss0z e0uxae.s he continued. ~this h
not tie pleamn& endinR of nav namin-
tgtEnkinn nnd whan I raAecf thai have
Glpen n1axiy three years az almost In
ee1Ezna. bard. bFain raekfnr uuzk 81
ths canse Of The pe0pla for but iisile
mere than my board. when Temennber
tbat an a least $4,000 warns OF Do
daE than Was on he day that came
70 Waahineton and when rsvieW nv
wuEk Of the last three years and posi-
lively knew khat any conrss has bean
The right and honest one aud that nv
position b the ease % Issue Is unQues
tionably ooFEect, Why when think af
aIl Ihess things with Tue oonsoioususm
Of haVinG done my whnle duty fear
leaalys cannos help wishing Il vas
otherwise. Yet / am By no means IN
happy. need fest and / shall Fsnain
IN Washington during The coming win-
ieF and taxa Il easy
Assistant OommiBsioneF St0okslaRsr /
viii aat as CommissionsF until SparksHs /
lueoessoR q apgoirted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17
TO TRE CAPTAIN TOBE.
The Csart Martial VIII
Csnvens In Portland.
ns Charge AsAlas. tAs cupsal. b sAla
70 - ssrssus-Nsw osal Mlslaw
aaa TslhsE Csnpasy.

FoaxEAnn. Nov. i6-l0pooiai Ito
mutroW marnlaa a military euuEs maf-
tiAl VII cussene here % invasfiRnts q
sesipea charna preforFed aRainsa Can
taln 1oog. q Oompauy =, Foortse1lh
t9z4n1Ey. he NTtNa viii nu1 b per.
mla1ed 10 fepeEt the pRoese ainea. Tha
eo1rl VII BE- composed % the kollswinR
olaeefl: oolonel and BEsys1 BfiRnaior
9e11Eal 6hofin1r. cf fAa FirEs iafantrTf
Qolo1el 4na bHoE1l BKigndier General
nweflnsE, of aha eanuna oMvnlryf Mnies
ard BroBet BEkEadier General Moxaan.
o11EaiMaEy eepGFlme8st Mnier keefsf,
e 1ee pey depzFtusg15 Major eamnaf,
of ene EiGh1A eaEAlESs Major BaKheE,
Ad1u1nnt @ana1ni. MnfaR Roaarn, of TIE
kirst artillery; Major Mo0reRoE, of ne
.eee1a ca1alryi MaiaE ksaA of the
kualsh infantry; Mafor Hcaio, of ne
klral infamixy; 0apsain Whealan. of
Inc escsnd cavalry; Captain Daring, of
ne kirse artillery; Assistant surneon
0arso1. q Ne medioal Department;
oolonel BaFnhanl, Jndee AdVocate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

ne nnally 6eelarad shsi e tkls waa 4
4zAl % Eni4A. mm1 na nsither q 9ha
neu bad nsaa knnn&ed uuf ~ eosif
n1s % Qfk9fufge tAan pon1nnna a.
nk6t b sens o4hsr tine.
1he unzafizfaEtnFF tsEminatina AZ
tAa ANht haa oeGn the auhieus a. ais-
c1zzin1 N a sporting einolaa enHag. ana
wnlle EeHTs11tnN ibst ne poxpane1asai
- UA1e neee411Ey, thfa an.inn uf -
Felerse y admitted 10 haSs hsen ~
ealy thlnR tAat eoald have been dnne
nn0sf tha e1fn1nngt4Enaa. and al beta
are aeci1red n3 ard the matter neznsIns
exaelly - tho1zh tie msn he1 navsF
net.
Calnsg vas sson IN ths ely tbs svan-
inR. and with the exaspfiua of : fsw
9ak4teAeg and bEuises ha waa anpafeut-
b uniDjuEed. He appeazsd Is - n
Rood spilits and declared THAI hs 1ouId
ne wtllinR % fniGh The eonAaat tcnlaha.
AeAnif1s IL reported 10 Be quite had-
y u1eo ~ and weak fruu tha ezest a.
he nRhk He b kepl fsx he pressnt II
selfurtaols qaaxtera oulsids aka city,
Mhere % h fceelpinR medical trnai-
nest There d yet no serious talk e
. fhs time q sonlinninz to nRhk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

1zK xkrEs oR TzB AMI aAEooa nKRunr
ckNs AND DnMocRA1s.

ozR xkIEs o8 Tzs AMI aAEooa nkRuBEx-
cANs AID DRMocRA1s.
NAazynER, Nov. i6.-Mias Frances
3. willard. president Of the National
Wemen's Christian Temperance Uni0n,
10 her annual address, said 10 the con
vention Of thai organization today:
There are NOS enough anti-sAioan Eelab-
licans north 70 carry prohibition IN .
single stats thas Il nov struggling 20 ss.
cure Il; nor enough anftsaioon demo-
eEats II the south, &c has been proved
In this memorable year Of oar conatita-
tional defeats, baf there are enough
tempeEanee men Ia both 70 take posses
sion Of the government and give us 9
national prohibition party, the party Of
he nssE future. which % % Be The party
Of God"
shs believed that the Prohibition
party should strongly state 81 its nlti-
mate aim TIVE amendments TO the M.
tionAl constitution, tbs first calling for
universal prohibition, and the second
enfFenehlsing the women. She adEo-
Gates equal wages, &c well &c an equal
moral standard for women and men;
heavier penalties for Grimes aaainst
women.
She noted With satisfaction the tKi-
umph Of the bester element In The
KniRhts Of Labor over the anarchists
and socialists, he growing influence OF
P0wdeFiy and the feariessness Of bis.
uttesanco4
In the afternoon the treasursE's and
other reports were Submitted. Mrs.
Oofse. president Of the Woman's Tam-
perance Publication Association, Of
Chicago, gave Q report on iis work.
The list Of books puhlished include
many large and valnable works. Over
O. COO. 900 pages Of temperance Literature
have been eent out this year BY she az
sociatiop. Its recsipts 10 1885 wsFs
sc. 900; IL 1885. $4,000. and in 1857
e10Ao00. 10 paid this year dividend
70 the stockholdeTa.
Teuuessss's welcome to the oonvsn
lion vas given By Governor Taylor and
Mrs. MeEEiWeather, president Of the
Tennessee w. O. 7. q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

nMxxRn gnoM suEwkn -KND ur ran N.
ouH9x o. Ecum EzNao.
CnIoAao, New. l6.-Tha Arkrfasv Il;
.sel this evening pablishes Q letter fran,
Mlchael Schuab. wriften IN the counfv
1aa On TIE dag before the execution ~
she anarchists. The letter a uEipiniI
unoer the head of HAnRust Spies = Z
ma1s but h mainly devoted % truyinp
that While Spies and Linag had differ
ens ioeas. the former nsveFthele9 bad q
hleh epinlo1 of The bomb maker. The
letter further says thai n the anaruhiIs1
DAD agreed thai Linaa was An extEaoF-
dtnaEg u1an.
John BashleE. president ofshe Walsa.
heie OemstsFy Assoeiailon, apsakina
tnis afternoon Of the probability that
NE osad anarchists Waald BE- psrmR-
nently inferred at Waidahein. enid.
One thing certain, ths sssociation VII
neVez again allow snch speeches % aach
scenes - took Diaoa on last Enndav.s If
any monument 10 The i've men ahould
be crested, the claus would firaa have to
meet with the appEovAi % the dlrectora
o. the cemetery. No reasonable in
soEiptions or dsaiRnswould b permitted
On Il.
The inquest ca Louis LlnQr vas con-
elnaed today withous throwinr anx
liEnt On bow he oame by The dynamite
ol where be had Il concealed. The ver-
dict vas death hy suicide with 8 bomh.
iwo inches long and one-half inch ii
diameter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

AErloLB o. rxoonroaAxIos pzxD o.
xm 1oUTE8 COAL MEEERo oosERkxT.
PaRxEAMn. nov. l6.--l spselal. l--This
morning Il. O. Smith, A. J, EnQard. n.
W. RaGst and John d. DreW, oonati.
tutl1z TIE Toutis Coal Minina Gem
pany, died articles Of IneoFpoFalion.
Ihs capital ssock of ehe corporation "a
fixed a e10Q.oo0 divided inio 1000 shares
o. the par valne of elo0 cash. Ths
ohtees of TIE oorporalion 4 % bay and
sell eoal and timheF lands, also 30 work
and develop coal mines In this Blmta
and In Washington Tertiary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17
cExFRAE nAKK.

BuHFnksEoE on RAxMnzx ~ A wRAEzM1
okKADlAN cuNcmnN.
OT11uA. Nov. l6s-The OsnlFal back
Of Canada has suspended paymenl. TIE
followinG notice Was posted on TIE doors
of TIE bank this moEninG: In onnse
Qaenoa Of The present stFingoncy In the
moaey market the Central hank hes
net been able 10 realize on lie asasla
promptly enough 10 meet the immedi-
ate demands upon u. fs has thesefoFe
suspended paymentn The hank has q
capital Of 81, 10000, oae half of which
& paid up. u is impossible 70 afss any
idea Of the condition Of che bank af
pgesenas bat e Il noe thonght thAt the
depositou will auaoR any loss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17
TACOMA.


TEx NEW PARTNERSHIPS EonMKD AMoNa
LAwxKns WITHIN FEW DAYS.
Tbs nsg combinations Feosntly ef-
feotsd between lawyers of this city Il
something remarkable. Tbs partner
ship between Judge Sears, Hon. II
wood Evans and 1haddsus Hufsi0n-
she firm name being in tie order Rivsn,
bad lust got fully IN Hhaps yesterday.
The new Arm Of MiteheiI, Ashton a
Chapman has get down 10 buainess.
L. w. Taylor Esq, yesterday an
nouneed q new partnership With Joseph
Il. bronaton, q new conner from
Richmond, Kentucky. Mr. Bronaion is
said 10 be ns straight q DsmQorat AZ
his coming from Keatneky gives his
new sequaiutanoss the right to sxpsoA
Taylor, on the othar hand, Il a. an
compromising RspubIieAn.
Henry Busy and Il. l. HaFahbeFRsF,
the former well known DemocEat and
the latter q ueW-oomeT and Q yoanz
man Of political faith MT knoWn, formed
q parsnership but q few days ego.
9sFFettson q Besi 10 another ce-paft-
nership formed bat fsw days ago.
Movnsa Hos SuEEnAGa.--Era.L LsEeida
Mccoy and Mrs. Addle Barlow have
been circulating psltti0u n lhe city
for the past few days directed - The
members Of the territorial Legislators
and aakina the re-enaclment Of the
woman sufFaea aci Ia sash shape that
Il viii be constitutional. Mra. MeOoy
said yesfaEday that they had leeafed
the signature % every eounty 0fnceR ex.
ospk Probate JudRe Wioksraham and
PFosecuiing Attorney CoiaEr. Tue lAi-
ter they had not seen. she said, b1s were
certain that be would sign u. The pro-
bate Judge, hewsyeR. they adde1, bad
Salty refused 10 sign. They stated also
that they had seon Couneilman eisui
Steele and Representative Thompson
and fhsy had both pledged themselves
10 favor such bill
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

OrsTEa HouEH-Hamm laie of the
Poodle DOG Hotel and R0lisHsxis, Of
ViesoFia. h6s opened the BaifimaEs ogs-
ter Hcuas en- Sepgnd siFeaf. near wash
inzt1u, wheFe tbe mast ttmpttnz bi-
valves from Ne easi o. from The Honnd
viii, aftsF Monaay, b f0and - any
hear. Ccfea aDd Ana lunehes sps-
eia1ty. nni7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17
JAPAN BAZAAR.

VKTE HAVE gusT REoETVED I.ARe :
wv aaaortmena Of Japanese fHncy 0coia.
OhiaaWare, SUI Iisndkerehiafs, Eaeeoi3efiea,
screens, nAnnaHa. Craze shagh, all kinds ef
Oalioa, Ladies pn9erwekr, tasnts' ssifts nne
Fras sie., eni . eeaefal hne 81 nssfnl aEd
car stock sf cur ncs store IN ncpkins' Eeetfte
G1sht BuildlaF, Front street, Saaltis. ieis
louie Chung. mAnagers u Alene aethafi9ea
- incur any sBdseteineaa a9aias, the haEsas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

.s.s ssss sis: ss sss'S::ss 6:.ss SO
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aaM FnkHczsoc, Nov. ie--ksed q
Winoh, dEuRRlsi, uaa tsday aEreatsd %
4 ehaEns q ssllina palsaa wllso1t mak-
ing iAs entry ID hin boaks ~ reaairsa
bT ~. A qnGn1ity nl pbaaEtog
was nsld to Bean1el Dant sad faEeT
Donel1n1, minoEA. foE exporlEensA. a
piess wns s1hssqnsniiy iun1d - vale
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

Ths County Commissioners Who have
ben meeting, appfovina hills, eettiinR
40 With ths county Treasurer and Rst.
ting through With the E0utlns wuFk Of
theiF offlse, wiil adicuFn TO day. Measrs,
OampbelI a Powell, repEessntina y. A.
Scott ID the matter Of the Danehefty
swamp ditch. vii arpeas before thsn
to-day 10 efIees ssttisment % the basis
0uslined ia yesterdays t09x-iAxna.LE-
aKacMn. TIE cost Of earvsyings mak-
snz plaia. ete-, vii Be allgWsd 10 sddt-
sfon 20 lhe actBal cost ef co1stFectine
the aiieh. That win raise The total
sum dus Scott 10 el.l60. This sum vii
Be apporsi01ed amonR and aasesssd 70
he owners Of property bsnsh1sd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

6ka knANcxsce, Moy. f6s--lha funeEal
of BEandon Mcaley, lats general mana
aer e ths Faaiae Mad 81samship oam-
raay, viii take piaee tomorFou, luter-
mert b hs mads 10 ths Moantaia Fisw
marnnAegw. Oakiana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

4 FToRNEY AND cOUNaKL1oR-AR
aoams a@@i il and Is poncln bdnasas. Fronf
freef
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

ScnooEKn LlnExAKD.--The seho0neF
Wna. y. W9Esman was Abeli1d geateE-
dsy ahrnnRh en- ncfinn bFoogh1 by Il
w, TayloF, Eeq., IN behalf of Cnaries
Herd. Ths plaintid 4. % vss. Re eoek
% ths Wfizsnsaa, aud elaims thai be
aanmot eollses he wages Due him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

San RRAnuzs0o. Nov. l6s-Ths brig
Ooaaaslo and the sohnoneR Emma and
Louisa wera baoalmed e Golden Gate
today and Q strong tide drove them
against the roeks On ihs shore. but they
we're towed OF before much damage vas
dnna.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

CaIoo, GAL. Nov. i6s-B. ,. fleek. q
miner near here. hgUaabt his wife and
aon frnm TIE m0nntalns this morning 10
gintaR IN Ohloo. u unioadtuR tie
aoods fFam ths wagon Be ateppe4 - the
reax and pulled F3le e1s toward him.
Il caught ans was discharged. TIE ball
euisriDq TIE Fiahi aide en6 panslnR ciear
thrOnqh his body. He oEie9, Ny God.
| an dying sod tel dead. His wife
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BERLM, Nov. 16.--Tke crown prince
took Q long walk today, and aftefwaFa
received the emperor and empress OF
Brazil Ihe pEince's voioe Il clearer
and be Il ID GOOD spirils
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

MAaMMapum, Nos. lR--An aWlsinf
slaeement e re nsmbers q fhs asrf
neese q Representatives nhans lhnl n
Ws.i eoualHt g l63 DenasFaiH "a r.
panncann and four indepandants. Thn
.eaepeno91aa are Andersen cf iowa
Aseaols of noriA OAEo1inA HopAins Al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

kaFaamaenf u aaniys
Roam, Nov. 16.--parliament was
opened today. King Humberi "a his
speech from The throne aid that parlia.
ment Gan without auxiety, uarefuiig and
pr0mpsly attend 70 ell Internal Affairs.
IL peace is maintained no extFaoeainary
military expenditures viii appear n
The nexl budNst and then the govern
meut viii be abls to placs the nations
finances on q arm basis. He praised
the army and navy which be Eaid,
thanks 10 assidneus care, we're Rrowine
stronger and stronger.
Naval CeuFt.MarfanI.
WAsHnaoroN. Nov. l6.-A naval court.
martial has been ordered 70 meet Ct the
Neu York navy yard tomorrow, foE she
trial Of Lisuienant Emery h. Taust on
charges pFefeEsed BY the secretary Of
the navy The charges, speuifieally,
are that be absented himself from the
Nipsic from October I2th 10 November
lst; that be Waa drunk and that he re-
fused 10 return 20 bis vessel when or
dred 30 do %. Lieufenant Tannt is
well known In Washington and his
ifienda can account for his aelions onlV
lpon grounds OF mental deraBQemsnf.
They aay that the hasdships suffered bV
him IA the Grsaiey relief expedition and
ater IN the Congo explorations have
undermined bis constitution and IN
'ettled his reason.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

PazsooxT. Aria. Nov. 1e.-Ths com.
mittee Of oifizgns who visited Me How
ard mine, where the Fieh gold deposits
ere, today Faports1 thai they saw vsin
q foot thick and eiaht inches vide trace
able On top Of The ground over thous-
and yarda. Ihe vein b very rich and
valuAbie. The greatest exeisemonk pre-
walls here. TelegFsma aE1 pouring Ia
from al over asking The truth Of the
s1afsments. The oommitiee uill make
An exkansiva Kenorf IN lha morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-17

HAH FnkncHsco. Nav. l6.-MaFtin Gre
dick waa arFaigned before Jade H0n-
man today 10 anauer 70 TIE oharae Of
smazaiiuQ opiam from he collier Wal
IA Waila. he Was eanaht With sboui
1880 worth 0f the alua in his possess
ION. He pleadsd not auilty, VITA leave
70 withdraw Il e. the end o. i've days.
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~. ne ssoqk oraRaF. nnnounsea ~
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4 ryoaNKT AZ Las AND NOTARY PUB
IA rc lgusaiea u he FsacsD, eln pE4stlce -
flSatFfe4 sma A9pfefns E6uF4A. 04A1A eoukh
FSlrd sirssl. nsxt dosr nbove cftg Hali, ssat.
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SIOUX Orr, Ia. Nov. l6.-.Ths snrv IN
ne aeoeno trial Of John AFonadaxf for
ne murder % Rev. 0sofze q. Hsdd0ak.
sas composed thia mornlna. and tie
oay vas oeospled IN making present
lnenls of the oase. TAkina testimony
begins tomorFow.
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sAA FaANomco. Nov. 16.-TwelVe sail
ora hled iihals IN the United States dis
triet oouEt this afleFnoon. against She
vhalefa EaasstiA. Mary and Susan. and
LAneaF, for amounts aQgfeQasing $500.
which they claim u thaig share Of the
nenaonas whale natoh.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-02

u jsu ct 10 distraction dee gene de-
prit OF 10 passion dee iOb6eiles.
On commits. voyagsur, % pen goaaillsur.
apres csrtaiuss plaisanteriss, demands !
s,n pretrs qui Stait prSs Dc LOT:
-Monsisne, pourriss. voos me dire quel.
e dt6Srence IL J . entire Ptduesttoo Of
-Mouaiear, dc ftoidsmsnt rabb6, si
vons avies Dc rsAaeaticn vous no me poss.
riss pas ID questiohy ii ~ r6poodais, ojs
comoeucerais voere instruction.
sUo capoeal, qni .sommsndais 90 petit
paste, s'sbseuts pour sller chsrehsr du t..
bac. A con rstosr, u 10 trouvs plas que 10
factionnaire.
-Comment, lareeurs, vous n'etes qu'on Z
--Ooi, moo eapesal, soss eemmes plas
cue moi.
An s'sst eouws sa. Eh bies ! to iras
tsoie joars 1 h sslle Dc police, pour aps
pssadrs At'so aller quatrs sar ciuq.
% Parisisa psrls 1 On Masssillais dss
rtesetss experiences t6l6phooiqess:
-noo eoe, - veox eroiro qae voero tt-
llphoee u Paris tsassnst jesqa'aux noie-
1cco auoooaa q u voix. 0ajo . Q0o to
sesais 6patt Il ca eennaiseals ee1oi d Mar.
Masseillei
Laatre soer, - 0e NETS % eom0uniea-
tiooae avee On eosrsspoodSnt. ACx Pre-.
mjors mote, Il m'interrWmpt poer me dire:
-Tt! b - mans6 d l'ail &.
.C'xtait. ma fci, vrai, troun Do Fair
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-02
LIE .PENOu RESSUSCITt.

Al sieels dernier, 10 c6lAbes doetsur ca.
tltue Stsif prolssssar d'aaatomio 1 lUoissr.
sit6 De Prague, sn BchSme.
Dout d'ope v6ritabls passion pour 10 CHI.
Sursie, 10 doctear maniait 10 scalpel avec
eUs dext<rit6 .surprenaute, ct - raes de-
oteaectton 6tait deveuue lkaendsire, ausoi
6tait.n tosjoers A.ra6At dss cadavrss dis.
poeiblss. -
On le veyait soaveut aux audiences da
tsibau0 assistse ausisuseueut aux dIhsfs
d'sn proces eriminsl q foudrover de - r..
CARDS farihonds i'svocas trop Slooueut oui
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-04-02
CHARLES LASSElGNE,
EoITeuR.REDAcTEUR.
POULE ET FEMME.

Point ne veux sur 10 femme
.Vous dire une noirceur,
Et 10 hais qui diffame
Gu "a mere. ou 50 seur.
Que si je lea compare,
L'une avec ses poussius,
Et rautre vivipare,
Deux marmots 4 ses seins,
Je no veux point pretendrs
Que pune ne soft pas
Plus parfaite, plus tendre,
Plus belle en- ses appas.
Mais 81 pune caquette,
Apres avoir pondu,
L'autre est un peu coquette...
=. Serait-ce defendui
Toutes deux, 1 vrai dire,
-Dieu me garde un instant
De railler ou medire
En- rimant ou chautant -
Ont Ia memo puiss ance,
La meme volonte
De desobeissance
Pour pobjst convoitS.
Tsmoin Eve 4 Ia pomme,
Eve par qui, jadis,
Adam, 10 premier homme,
Pleura le paradis.
Mais, par Ia sainte Ampouls
Le Maitre de pEden
Peut.il chaser ID poule
Qui gratte en- un jardins
C'sst pourquoi js prSfSre
La femme, car on psut ...
Habilemeut ID faire
Obsir quslqus psu.
C'sst mSms trSs facils,
Tout simple I ton dSsir:
Defends 3 vindocile
Co qui to fait plaisir!
J. g., jardinisr.